Agustín Mangiarotti

This paper introduces Raman spectroscopy with spectral phasor analysis to non-invasively map the chemical composition and water content of biomolecular condensates, revealing insights into their physical properties.

This study investigates how the composition and interaction of curli fibers and pEtN-cellulose in E. coli biofilms influence their mechanical properties and structure.

This study maps condensate dielectric permittivity using fluorescence and reveals that membrane interactions depend on permittivity contrast rather than absolute permittivity.

This study combines experiments and simulations to investigate how coacervate-membrane interactions affect membrane morphology and fluidity, showing that anionic lipid content modulates these effects.

This study shows that lipid packing and cholesterol content influence condensate-membrane interactions, with increased packing reducing condensate affinity.

This study investigates how peptide-induced hydration changes lipid bilayer packing and hydrocarbon chain conformations, potentially facilitating peptide translocation across membranes.

This study investigates how extracellular vesicle mobility in collagen I hydrogels is influenced by RGD-binding integrins, showing that integrin inhibition increases EV mobility.

This study shows light-controlled endocytosis of biomolecular condensates in giant vesicles using photoswitchable lipids, demonstrating reversible and tunable membrane-condensate interactions.